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State-Sponsored Malware 'Flame' Has Smaller, More Devious Cousin
Wired Researchers have uncovered new nation-state espionage malware that has ties to two previous espionage tools known as Flame and Gauss, and that appears to be a “high-precision, surgical attack tool” targeting victims in Lebanon, Iran and elsewhere. |
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Meet Flame Espionage Malware Cousin: MiniFlame
InformationWeek Ongoing teardowns of the Flame malware and its underlying components have yielded a surprising discovery: a new piece of malware. Security researchers at Kaspersky Lab said that what they previously suspected was an attack module for the Flame … State-Sponsored Malware 'Flame' Has Smaller, More Devious Cousin Kaspersky discovers MiniFlame cyber espionage malware directly linked to … Precision Espionage miniFlame Malware Tied to Flame, Gauss |
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Flame analysis reveals more cyberespionage malware
CSO By Antone Gonsalves. September 18, 2012 — CSO — An analysis of servers used to control the Flame cyberespionage malware that mostly targeted computers in the Middle East indicate that several other related malware existed — with one still operating. |
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Kaspersky researcher cracks Flame malware password
PC Advisor Researchers have cracked the password protecting a server that controlled the Flame espionage botnet giving them access to the malware control panel to learn more about how the network functioned and who might be behind it. Related Articles … |